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Not perfect, but satisfyingly close.

These are great. No sense dulling your knife on opening packages and breaking down boxes when you can get something like this. I have that one (different brand) and the Gerber EAB.


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Same here, it works quite well. Finish it off on a leather strop paddle with green honing compound to knock the burr off.

Quite a few reasons I bought this knife specifically for work, biggest reason was the expense of blades. Between chipping and quick dulling, I'd go though 4 blades average a week, which adds up shortly. It gets used for more than just cutting boxes, a sturdy blade is a must.




Edit: a quick shoot at rough math, if blades average 35¢, 8 months and this knife paid for itself along with the sharpening rod.

Could of resurrected it yourself ;P

I remember seeing some of his videos way back.






That "Damascus" blank is still in cart, I found cheaper slabs elsewhere but with reviews leaving caution to never heat it lmao. Later in the year, IL end up grabbing one and fucking around with it. Il try to document what work was done.

Makes sense. I'm in an office so opening boxes is probably the toughest task I'd need a blade for, so the replaceable utility ones work for me.

I work at an IP firm and most of the attorneys here are techies and engineers so, when I need an actual tool for something, I just pillage the tool boxes they all have in their offices.

The wide variety of tools they have can sometimes lead to hilarity. Like, oh, so and so has a nice security screwdriver set. Let me go sabotage all the stall doors in the men's restroom and see what happens.